Hardware wallets for Australians (2026)

A hardware wallet keeps your private keys in a dedicated offline device, so an infected computer or phone can't sign away your crypto. Worth it once your holdings pass what you'd mind losing — commonly a few thousand dollars.

Trezor Safe 7 A$380

Thousands (no XMR yet) · TROPIC01 + dual SE

8.6/10 open source

Best for auditable security

Trezor Safe 3 A$120

Thousands of assets · EAL6+

8.5/10 open source

Best for open-source value

Ledger Nano Gen5 A$275

9,000+ assets · EAL6+

8.5/10

Best for touchscreen value

Ledger Nano S Plus A$139

5,500+ assets · EAL6+

8.4/10

Best for first hardware wallet

Trezor Safe 5 A$260

Thousands of assets · EAL6+

8.4/10 open source

Best for colour touchscreen

Ledger Flex A$380

9,000+ assets · EAL6+

8.3/10

Best for E-Ink flagship features

Keystone 3 Pro A$230

Multi-chain incl. BTC/EVM/SOL · 3× secure elements

8.3/10 air-gapped open source

Best for air-gapped signing

Ledger Nano X A$259

5,500+ assets · EAL5+

8.2/10

Best for mobile use

Tangem Wallet A$119

~90 chains / 16,000+ assets · EAL6+ card

8.1/10

Best for seedless simplicity

BitBox02 A$260

BTC + 1,500+ ERC-20 · Dual chip

8.0/10 open source

Best for Swiss engineering

Ledger Stax A$610

9,000+ assets · EAL6+

7.9/10

Best for premium design

Blockstream Jade A$120

Bitcoin + Liquid only · Blind-oracle model

7.8/10 open source

Best for Bitcoin-only

SafePal S1 A$77

100+ blockchains · EAL5+

7.5/10 air-gapped

Best for budget air-gap

Buying safely in Australia: order from the manufacturer's official store or an authorised local reseller. Never buy from marketplace sellers or second-hand — pre-tampered devices are an established scam.

General information only, not financial advice.